The Pet Social Media Trends Worth Joining—and the Ones to Leave Behind
A thoughtful look at pet-content trends, from enrichment and everyday humour to risky challenges creators should avoid.
A thoughtful look at pet-content trends, from enrichment and everyday humour to risky challenges creators should avoid.
The veterinary association warned that inaccurate AI-generated guidance could delay treatment and jeopardise animal welfare, urging owners to consult qualified professionals.
Research followed adopters at multiple points after rehoming and found that reports of behaviour concerns varied across the follow-up period, supporting personalised post-adoption guidance.
Campaigners drew attention to reported risks to dogs in the run-up to a major football event, asking sporting bodies and authorities to take welfare concerns seriously.
Scout received recognition after scent work helped narrow the search area for a missing cat that was later found safely.
Three dogs featured in a rescue campaign found homes, including Barry, a blind St Bernard. The initiative also pledged financial support to rescue organisations.
Research into interactions involving touch raised questions about how experiences may relate to later stress responses, reinforcing the importance of reading canine signals.
A ten-year-old husky-German Shepherd cross rehabilitated after removal from poor conditions was adopted in Aylesbury. He had also supported other dogs at the rescue centre.
Research reported that trust in veterinary professionals, perceived disease risk and vaccine safety influence owners’ decisions about vaccinating dogs and cats.
A Sussex collie cross who had spent close to three years in kennels found a home after a daily social video campaign introduced viewers to her personality and progress.